AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFuel Watch: NOC Chairman Masoud Suleiman says Libya’s fuel supply stayed fully available through Eid al-Adha, with Tripoli seeing “unprecedented” distribution rates—about 11 million litres the day before Eid and 9–9.5 million litres daily afterward, far above the usual 6.5 million. Central Banking: A Central Bank of Libya source tells Libya Herald the CBL has started selling $3.5bn in foreign currency to commercial banks—$1.5bn for letters of credit, $1bn for transfers, and $1bn for personal use—along with faster processing for approvals. Environment & Public Safety: Libya’s 2026 seawater assessment finds 17% of beaches unsuitable for swimming, naming sites across Tripoli, Zliten, Sabratha, Tobruk, Al-Khums, Sousse and Al-Zawiya, with signs and enforcement planned. Diplomacy & Investment: South Korea urged Libya to expand Korean firms in oil and refining and said its embassy in Tripoli will fully reopen soon; separately, Oman and Libya deepened energy cooperation, signing an MoU between OQ Exploration and Production and the Libyan Investment Authority. Humanitarian Protection: An international NGO warns Libya has not dismantled trafficking networks targeting Gambians, calling for releases from arbitrary detention and UN cooperation.
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